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According to the New York Post<\/a>, the influencer clapped back at critics after her look at Augusta National<\/a> sparked debate online. She posted a cheeky six-second TikTok video<\/a> to her 1.4 million followers on Monday, captioned, \u201cWon worst dresses masters 2026.\u201d<\/p>\n Article content<\/p>\n In the clip, she struts toward the camera, tongue out and flashing a peace sign, with text reading, \u201cWhen you wake up getting canceled for your masters outfit,\u201d set to Miranda Lambert\u2019s Only Prettier.<\/p>\n The pushback came after Baffoe shared photos and videos from the tournament, reports People<\/a>, where she wore a Chanel top, white mini-shorts, sneakers, and a knit sweater draped over her shoulders. She completed the look with a baseball cap, sunglasses, and a Chanel purse, noting in her caption that the outfit was \u201cvintage Chanel.\u201d<\/p>\n The video showing off her outfit racked up more than 2 million views \u2014 and plenty of criticism, according to People.<\/p>\n \u201cTell me it\u2019s your first time at the Masters without telling me it\u2019s your first time at THE MASTERS..\ud83d\ude11\u201d one user wrote. Baffoe didn\u2019t dodge it, replying: \u201cIt\u2019s my first time at the masters.\u201d<\/p>\n Article content<\/p>\n Another commenter added, \u201cPlease research the appropriate attire for this event.\u201d<\/p>\n Did she actually break any dress-code rules?<\/p>\n Still, the 30-year-old creator \u2014 who has built a following of 513,000 on Instagram and 1.4 million on TikTok through her \u201cGet Ready With Me\u201d content \u2014 doesn\u2019t appear to have actually broken any rules, reports the Daily Mail<\/a>. Despite its buttoned-up reputation, Augusta National Golf Club doesn\u2019t enforce a strict dress code for Masters patrons.<\/p>\n According to the tournament\u2019s official website, the key advice is practical: Dress for the weather, wear light layers for April temperatures that can swing from 27C to 10C, and opt for comfortable, water-resistant shoes \u2014 just no \u201cmetal spikes\u201d or \u201cpointed heels.\u201d<\/p>\n Strict cell-phone policy<\/p>\n One rule that is strictly enforced, however, as previously reported in the Toronto Sun<\/a>, is the no-phone policy.<\/p>\n Former British Open champion Mark Calcavecchia was reportedly removed from the grounds on April 8, after being caught using his cell phone. When reached for comment, the 65-year-old told Golfweek\u2018s Adam Schupak<\/a>: \u201cI\u2019ve got nothing negative to say about Augusta National Golf Club and the Masters, so I think we should literally hang up right now.\u201d<\/p>\n The ban on cell phones inside Augusta\u2019s gates is one of the tournament\u2019s most unusual traditions and can take some getting used to, per the Toronto Sun.<\/p>\n \u201cI\u2019ve never gone this long without knowing what I look like,\u201d one young woman said, asking friends how her hair looked.<\/p>\n Another attendee wondered aloud if there\u2019s anywhere else on Earth where such a large group of people is without their phones.<\/p>\n Share this article in your social network<\/p>\n![\"Abby](\"https:\/\/www.newsbeep.com\/ca\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/04\/0416-abby-NEW.jpg\")
Abby Baffoe shared photos from the Masters tournament, where she wore a Chanel top, white mini-shorts, sneakers, and a knit sweater draped over her shoulders. Her outfit sparked a debate online. Photo by Abby Baffoe \/InstagramHow backlash started<\/p>\n